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/*
  This is a stemmer that handles inflectional morphology and the
  most common forms of derivational morphology.  It first checks a 
  word against the dictionary, and if it is found it leaves it alone.
  If not, it handles inflectional endings (plurals into singular form,
  and past tense and "ing" endings into present tense), and then
  conflates the most common derivational variants.
   
  Author: Bob Krovetz
   
  6/16/04 (tds) Added kstem_allocate_memory, kstem_stem_to_buffer,
  and kstem_add_table_entry.  The kstem_allocate_memory/
  kstem_add_table_entry calls allow stemmer initialization
  without forcing the user to store stem dictionaries in
  flat files.
  07/29/2005 (dmf) Rewritten to be threadsafe C++.
*/

#include "indri/KrovetzStemmer.hpp"
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstring>
#include <iostream>

namespace indri
{
  namespace parse 
  {
    
    /* These macros expand to expressions which evaluate to the following: */

#define wordlength (k + 1)     /* the length of word (not an lvalue) */
#define stemlength (j + 1)     /* length of stem within word (not an lvalue) */
#define final_c    (word[k])   /* the last character of word */
#define penult_c   (word[k-1]) /* the penultimate character of word */
#define ends_in(s) ends(s, (int)strlen(s))  /* s must be a string constant */
#define setsuffix(s) setsuff(s, (int)strlen(s)) /* s must be a string constant */

    /* --- Hashing in a fixed sized table. */
#define  stemhash(word, hval){ unsigned short int ptr[6]; strncpy((char *)ptr, word, 12); hval = ((ptr[0]<<4)^ptr[1]^ptr[2]^ptr[3]^ptr[4]^ptr[5]) % stemhtsize; }

    /* ------------------------- Definitions -------------------------------*/

    KrovetzStemmer::KrovetzStemmer( ) : stemhtsize (30013), k(0), j(0), word(0)
    {
      stemCache = new cacheEntry[stemhtsize];
      for (int i = 0; i < stemhtsize; i++) {
        /* Set things up so that the first slot is used first */
        stemCache[i].flag = 2;
        stemCache[i].word1[0] = stemCache[i].word2[0] = '\0';
        stemCache[i].stem1[0] = stemCache[i].stem2[0] = '\0';
      }
      loadTables();
    }
    
    KrovetzStemmer::~KrovetzStemmer() 
    {
      delete[](stemCache);
    }
    
    /* Adds a stem entry into the hash table; forces the stemmer to stem
     * <variant> to <word>.  If <word> == "", <variant> is stemmed to itself.
     */

    void KrovetzStemmer::kstem_add_table_entry( const char* variant, 
                                                const char* word,
                                                bool exc) {
      dictTable::iterator it = dictEntries.find(variant);
      if (it != dictEntries.end()) {
        // duplicate.
        std::cerr << "kstem_add_table_entry: Duplicate word "
                  << variant << " will be ignored." << std::endl;
        return;
      }
      dictEntry entry;
      entry.exception = exc;
      entry.root = word;
      // should test for duplicates here.
      dictEntries[variant] = entry;
    }

    /* getdep(word) returns NULL if word is not found in the dictionary,
       and returns a pointer to a dictentry if found  */

    inline KrovetzStemmer::dictEntry *KrovetzStemmer::getdep(char *word)
    {
      dictEntry *dep = 0;
      /* don't bother to check for words that are short */
      if (strlen(word) <= 1)
        return (dep);
      else {
        dictTable::iterator it = dictEntries.find(word);
        if (it != dictEntries.end())
          dep = &((*it).second);
      }
      return(dep);
    }

    /* lookup(word) returns false if word is not found in the dictionary, 
       and true if it is */

    inline bool KrovetzStemmer::lookup(char *word)
    {
      return (getdep(word) != (dictEntry *)0);
    }

    /* cons() returns TRUE if word[i] is a consonant. */

    inline bool KrovetzStemmer::cons(int i)
    {
      char ch = word[i];
      if (ch == 'a' || ch == 'e' || ch == 'i' || ch == 'o' || ch == 'u')
        return(false);
  
      if (ch != 'y' || i == 0)
        return(true);
      else {
        /* ch == y, test previous char. If vowel, y is consonant 
           the case of yy (previously handled via recursion) is ignored.
        */
        ch = word[i - 1];
        return (ch == 'a' || ch == 'e' || ch == 'i' || ch == 'o' || ch == 'u');
      }
    }


    inline bool KrovetzStemmer::vowel(int i) 
    {
      return ! cons(i);
    }
  

    /* This routine is useful for ensuring that we don't stem acronyms */

    inline bool KrovetzStemmer::vowelinstem()
    {
      for (int i = 0; i < stemlength; i++) 
        if (vowel(i)) return(true);
      return(false);
    }

    /* return TRUE if word ends with a double consonant */

    inline bool KrovetzStemmer::doublec (int i)
    {
      if (i < 1)
        return(false);
  
      if (word[i] != word[i - 1])
        return(false);
  
      return(cons(i));
    }

    inline  bool KrovetzStemmer::ends(const char *str, int sufflength)
    {
      int r = wordlength - sufflength;    /* length of word before this suffix */
      bool match;
  
      if (sufflength > k)
        return(false);
  
      match = (strcmp((char *)word+r, (char *)str) == 0);
      j = (match ? r-1 : k);             /* use r-1 since j is an index rather than length */
      return(match);
    }

    /* replace old suffix with str */

    inline void KrovetzStemmer::setsuff(const char *str, int length)
    {
      strcpy((char *)word+j+1, str);
      k = j + length;
      word[k+1] = '\0';
    }

    /* convert plurals to singular form, and `-ies' to `y' */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::plural ()
    {
      if (final_c == 's')  {
        if (ends_in("ies")) {
          word[j+3] = '\0';
          k--;
          if (lookup(word))        /* ensure calories -> calorie */
            return;
          k++;
          word[j+3] = 's';             
          setsuffix("y"); 
        }
        else 
          if (ends_in("es")) {
            /* try just removing the "s" */
            word[j+2] = '\0';
            k--;
	
            /* note: don't check for exceptions here.  So, `aides' -> `aide',
               but `aided' -> `aid'.  The exception for double s is used to prevent
               crosses -> crosse.  This is actually correct if crosses is a plural
               noun (a type of racket used in lacrosse), but the verb is much more
               common */
	
            if ((lookup(word))  && j>0 && !((word[j] == 's') && (word[j-1] == 's')))
              return;
	
            /* try removing the "es" */
	
            word[j+1] = '\0';
            k--;
            if (lookup(word))
              return;
	
            /* the default is to retain the "e" */
            word[j+1] = 'e';
            word[j+2] = '\0';
            k++;
            return;
          }
          else {
            if (wordlength > 3 && penult_c != 's' && !ends_in("ous")) {
              /* unless the word ends in "ous" or a double "s", remove the final "s" */
              word[k] = '\0';
              k--; 
            }
          }
      }   
    }

    /* convert past tense (-ed) to present, and `-ied' to `y' */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::past_tense ()
    {
      /* Handle words less than 5 letters with a direct mapping  
         This prevents (fled -> fl).  */
  
      if (wordlength <= 4)
        return;

      dictEntry *dep = 0;
  
      if (ends_in("ied"))  {
        word[j+3] = '\0';
        k--;
        if (lookup(word))             /* we almost always want to convert -ied to -y, but */
          return;                            /* this isn't true for short words (died->die)      */
        k++;                                  /* I don't know any long words that this applies to, */
        word[j+3] = 'd';                      /* but just in case...                              */
        setsuffix("y");
        return;
      }
  
      /* the vowelinstem() is necessary so we don't stem acronyms */
      if (ends_in("ed") && vowelinstem())  {
        /* see if the root ends in `e' */
        word[j+2] = '\0'; 
        k = j + 1;              
    
        if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL)
          if (!(dep->exception))    /* if it's in the dictionary and not an exception */
            return;
    
        /* try removing the "ed" */
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
    
        /* try removing a doubled consonant.  if the root isn't found in
           the dictionary, the default is to leave it doubled.  This will
           correctly capture `backfilled' -> `backfill' instead of
           `backfill' -> `backfille', and seems correct most of the time  */
    
        if (doublec(k))  {
          word[k] = '\0';
          k--;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[k+1] = word[k];
          k++;
          return; 
        }
    
    
    
        /* if we have a `un-' prefix, then leave the word alone  */
        /* (this will sometimes screw up with `under-', but we   */
        /*  will take care of that later)                        */
    
        if ((word[0] == 'u') && (word[1] == 'n'))  {
          word[k+1] = 'e';                            
          word[k+2] = 'd';                            
          k = k+2;
          return;
        }
    
    
        /* it wasn't found by just removing the `d' or the `ed', so prefer to
           end with an `e' (e.g., `microcoded' -> `microcode'). */
    
        word[j+1] = 'e';
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j + 1;
        return;
      }
    }

    /* handle `-ing' endings */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::aspect ()
    {
      /* handle short words (aging -> age) via a direct mapping.  This
         prevents (thing -> the) in the version of this routine that
         ignores inflectional variants that are mentioned in the dictionary
         (when the root is also present) */
  
      if (wordlength <= 5)                           
        return;
      dictEntry *dep = 0;  
      /* the vowelinstem() is necessary so we don't stem acronyms */
      if (ends_in("ing") && vowelinstem())  {
    
        /* try adding an `e' to the stem and check against the dictionary */
        word[j+1] = 'e';
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;          
    
        if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL)
          if (!(dep->exception))    /* if it's in the dictionary and not an exception */
            return;
    
        /* adding on the `e' didn't work, so remove it */
        word[k] = '\0';
        k--;                                      /* note that `ing' has also been removed */
    
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        /* if I can remove a doubled consonant and get a word, then do so */
        if (doublec(k))  {
          k--;
          word[k+1] = '\0';
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[k+1] = word[k];       /* restore the doubled consonant */
      
          /* the default is to leave the consonant doubled            */
          /*  (e.g.,`fingerspelling' -> `fingerspell').  Unfortunately */
          /*  `bookselling' -> `booksell' and `mislabelling' -> `mislabell'). */
          /*  Without making the algorithm significantly more complicated, this */
          /*  is the best I can do */
          k++;
          return;
        }
    
        /* the word wasn't in the dictionary after removing the stem, and then
           checking with and without a final `e'.  The default is to add an `e'
           unless the word ends in two consonants, so `microcoding' -> `microcode'.
           The two consonants restriction wouldn't normally be necessary, but is
           needed because we don't try to deal with prefixes and compounds, and
           most of the time it is correct (e.g., footstamping -> footstamp, not
           footstampe; however, decoupled -> decoupl).  We can prevent almost all
           of the incorrect stems if we try to do some prefix analysis first */
    
        if (j>0 && cons(j) && cons(j-1)) {
          k = j;
          word[k+1] = '\0';
          return;
        }
    
        word[j+1] = 'e';
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        return;
      }
    }

    /* handle some derivational endings */

    /* this routine deals with -ion, -ition, -ation, -ization, and -ication.  The 
       -ization ending is always converted to -ize */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ion_endings ()
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      if (ends_in("ization"))  {   /* the -ize ending is very productive, so simply accept it as the root */
        word[j+3] = 'e';
        word[j+4] = '\0';
        k = j+3;
        return; 
      }
  
  
      if (ends_in("ition")) {     
        word[j+1] = 'e';
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))     /* remove -ition and add `e', and check against the dictionary */
          return;                    /* (e.g., definition->define, opposition->oppose) */
    
        /* restore original values */
        word[j+1] = 'i';
        word[j+2] = 't';
        k = old_k;
      }
  
  
      if (ends_in("ation"))  {
        word[j+3] = 'e';
        word[j+4] = '\0';
        k = j+3;         
        if (lookup(word))   /* remove -ion and add `e', and check against the dictionary */
          return;                  /* (elmination -> eliminate)  */
    
    
        word[j+1] = 'e';            /* remove -ation and add `e', and check against the dictionary */
        word[j+2] = '\0';           /* (allegation -> allege) */
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = '\0';           /* just remove -ation (resignation->resign) and check dictionary */
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        /* restore original values */
        word[j+1] = 'a';
        word[j+2] = 't';
        word[j+3] = 'i';
        word[j+4] = 'o';            /* no need to restore word[j+5] (n); it was never changed */
        k = old_k;
      }
  
  
      /* test -ication after -ation is attempted (e.g., `complication->complicate' 
         rather than `complication->comply') */
  
      if (ends_in("ication"))  {
        word[j+1] = 'y';
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))  /* remove -ication and add `y', and check against the dictionary */
          return;                 /* (e.g., amplification -> amplify) */
    
        /* restore original values */
        word[j+1] = 'i';
        word[j+2] = 'c';
        k = old_k;
      }
  
  
      if (ends_in("ion")) {
        word[j+1] = 'e';
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))    /* remove -ion and add `e', and check against the dictionary */
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))    /* remove -ion, and if it's found, treat that as the root */
          return;
    
        /* restore original values */
        word[j+1] = 'i';
        word[j+2] = 'o';
        k = old_k;
      }
  
  
      return;
    }

    /* this routine deals with -er, -or, -ier, and -eer.  The -izer ending is always converted to
       -ize */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::er_and_or_endings ()
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      char word_char;                 /* so we can remember if it was -er or -or */
  
      if (ends_in("izer")) {          /* -ize is very productive, so accept it as the root */
        word[j+4] = '\0';
        k = j+3;
        return;
      }
  
      if (ends_in("er") || ends_in("or")) {
        word_char = word[j+1];
        if (doublec(j)) {
          word[j] = '\0';
          k = j - 1;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j] = word[j-1];       /* restore the doubled consonant */
        }
    
    
        if (word[j] == 'i') {         /* do we have a -ier ending? */
          word[j] = 'y';
          word[j+1] = '\0';
          k = j;
          if (lookup(word))  /* yes, so check against the dictionary */
            return;
          word[j] = 'i';             /* restore the endings */ 
          word[j+1] = 'e';
        }   
    
    
        if (word[j] == 'e') {         /* handle -eer */
          word[j] = '\0';
          k = j - 1;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j] = 'e';
        }
    
        word[j+2] = '\0';            /* remove the -r ending */
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = '\0';            /* try removing -er/-or */
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'e';             /* try removing -or and adding -e */
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = word_char;       /* restore the word to the way it was */
        word[j+2] = 'r';
        k = old_k;                  
      }
  
    }

    /* this routine deals with -ly endings.  The -ally ending is always converted to -al 
       Sometimes this will temporarily leave us with a non-word (e.g., heuristically
       maps to heuristical), but then the -al is removed in the next step.  */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ly_endings ()
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      if (ends_in("ly")) {
        word[j+2] = 'e';             /* try converting -ly to -le */
        if (lookup(word))       
          return;
        word[j+2] = 'y';
    
        word[j+1] = '\0';            /* try just removing the -ly */
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        if (j>0 && (word[j-1] == 'a') && (word[j] == 'l'))    /* always convert -ally to -al */
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'l';
        k = old_k;
    
        if (j>0 && (word[j-1] == 'a') && (word[j] == 'b')) {  /* always convert -ably to -able */
          word[j+2] = 'e';
          k = j+2;
          return;
        }
    
        if (word[j] == 'i') {        /* e.g., militarily -> military */
          word[j] = 'y';
          word[j+1] = '\0';
          k = j;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j] = 'i';
          word[j+1] = 'l';
          k = old_k;
        }
    
        word[j+1] = '\0';           /* the default is to remove -ly */
        k = j;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* this routine deals with -al endings.  Some of the endings from the previous routine
       are finished up here.  */

    inline void KrovetzStemmer::al_endings() 
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      if (ends_in("al"))  {
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))     /* try just removing the -al */
          return;
    
        if (doublec(j))  {            /* allow for a doubled consonant */
          word[j] = '\0';
          k = j-1;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j] = word[j-1];
        }
    
        word[j+1] = 'e';              /* try removing the -al and adding -e */
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = 'u';              /* try converting -al to -um */
        word[j+2] = 'm';              /* (e.g., optimal - > optimum ) */
        k = j+2;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = 'a';              /* restore the ending to the way it was */
        word[j+2] = 'l';
        word[j+3] = '\0';
        k = old_k;
    
        if (j>0 && (word[j-1] == 'i') && (word[j] == 'c'))  {
          word[j-1] = '\0';          /* try removing -ical  */
          k = j-2;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
      
          word[j-1] = 'y';           /* try turning -ical to -y (e.g., bibliographical) */
          word[j] = '\0';
          k = j-1;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
      
          word[j-1] = 'i';
          word[j] = 'c';
          word[j+1] = '\0';          /* the default is to convert -ical to -ic */
          k = j;
          return;
        }
    
        if (word[j] == 'i') {        /* sometimes -ial endings should be removed */
          word[j] = '\0';           /* (sometimes it gets turned into -y, but we */
          k = j-1;                  /* aren't dealing with that case for now) */
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j] = 'i';
          k = old_k;
        }
    
      }
      return;
    }

    /* this routine deals with -ive endings.  It normalizes some of the
       -ative endings directly, and also maps some -ive endings to -ion. */

    inline void KrovetzStemmer::ive_endings() 
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      if (ends_in("ive"))  {
        word[j+1] = '\0';          /* try removing -ive entirely */
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = 'e';           /* try removing -ive and adding -e */
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'i';
        word[j+2] = 'v';
    
        if (j>0 && (word[j-1] == 'a') && (word[j] == 't'))  {
          word[j-1] = 'e';       /* try removing -ative and adding -e */
          word[j] = '\0';        /* (e.g., determinative -> determine) */
          k = j-1;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j-1] = '\0';     /* try just removing -ative */
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j-1] = 'a';
          word[j] = 't';
          k = old_k;
        }
    
        /* try mapping -ive to -ion (e.g., injunctive/injunction) */
        word[j+2] = 'o';
        word[j+3] = 'n';
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+2] = 'v';       /* restore the original values */
        word[j+3] = 'e';
        k = old_k;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* this routine deals with -ize endings. */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ize_endings() 
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      if (ends_in("ize"))  {
        word[j+1] = '\0';       /* try removing -ize entirely */
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'i';
    
        if (doublec(j))  {      /* allow for a doubled consonant */
          word[j] = '\0';
          k = j-1;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          word[j] = word[j-1];
        }
    
        word[j+1] = 'e';        /* try removing -ize and adding -e */
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'i';
        word[j+2] = 'z';
        k = old_k;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* this routine deals with -ment endings. */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ment_endings() 
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      if (ends_in("ment"))  {
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'm';
        k = old_k;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* this routine deals with -ity endings.  It accepts -ability, -ibility,
       and -ality, even without checking the dictionary because they are so 
       productive.  The first two are mapped to -ble, and the -ity is remove
       for the latter */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ity_endings() 
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      if (ends_in("ity"))  {
        word[j+1] = '\0';             /* try just removing -ity */
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'e';              /* try removing -ity and adding -e */
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j+1] = 'i';
        word[j+2] = 't';
        k = old_k;
    
        /* the -ability and -ibility endings are highly productive, so just accept them */
        if (j>0 && (word[j-1] == 'i') && (word[j] == 'l'))  {   
          word[j-1] = 'l';          /* convert to -ble */
          word[j] = 'e';
          word[j+1] = '\0';
          k = j;
          return;
        }
    
    
        /* ditto for -ivity */
        if (j>0 && (word[j-1] == 'i') && (word[j] == 'v'))  {
          word[j+1] = 'e';         /* convert to -ive */
          word[j+2] = '\0';
          k = j+1;
          return;
        }
    
        /* ditto for -ality */
        if (j>0 && (word[j-1] == 'a') && (word[j] == 'l'))  {
          word[j+1] = '\0';
          k = j;
          return;
        }
    
        /* if the root isn't in the dictionary, and the variant *is*
           there, then use the variant.  This allows `immunity'->`immune',
           but prevents `capacity'->`capac'.  If neither the variant nor
           the root form are in the dictionary, then remove the ending
           as a default */
    
        if (lookup(word))   
          return;
    
        /* the default is to remove -ity altogether */
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        return;
      }
    }

    /* handle -able and -ible */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ble_endings() 
    {
      int old_k = k;
      char word_char;
  
      if (ends_in("ble"))  {
        if (!((word[j] == 'a') || (word[j] == 'i')))
          return;
        word_char = word[j];
        word[j] = '\0';             /* try just removing the ending */
        k = j-1;
        if (lookup(word)) 
          return;
        if (doublec(k))  {          /* allow for a doubled consonant */
          word[k] = '\0';
          k--;
          if (lookup(word))
            return;
          k++;
          word[k] = word[k-1];
        }
        word[j] = 'e';              /* try removing -a/ible and adding -e */
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j] = 'a';              /* try removing -able and adding -ate */
        word[j+1] = 't';            /* (e.g., compensable/compensate)     */
        word[j+2] = 'e';
        word[j+3] = '\0';
        k = j+2;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j] = word_char;        /* restore the original values */
        word[j+1] = 'b';
        word[j+2] = 'l';
        word[j+3] = 'e';
        k = old_k;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* handle -ness */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ness_endings() 
    {
      if (ends_in("ness"))  {     /* this is a very productive endings, so just accept it */
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        if (word[j] == 'i')  
          word[j] = 'y';
      }
      return;
    }

    /* handle -ism */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ism_endings()
    {
      if (ends_in("ism"))  {    /* this is a very productive ending, so just accept it */
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* handle -ic endings.   This is fairly straightforward, but this is
       also the only place we try *expanding* an ending, -ic -> -ical.
       This is to handle cases like `canonic' -> `canonical' */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ic_endings()
    {
      if (ends_in("ic")) {
        word[j+3] = 'a';        /* try converting -ic to -ical */
        word[j+4] = 'l';
        word[j+5] = '\0';
        k = j+4;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = 'y';        /* try converting -ic to -y */
        word[j+2] = '\0';
        k = j+1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = 'e';        /* try converting -ic to -e */
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = '\0';       /* try removing -ic altogether */
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+1] = 'i';        /* restore the original ending */
        word[j+2] = 'c';
        word[j+3] = '\0';
        k = j+2;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* handle -ency and -ancy */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::ncy_endings()
    {
      if (ends_in("ncy"))  {
        if (!((word[j] == 'e') || (word[j] == 'a')))
          return;
        word[j+2] = 't';          /* try converting -ncy to -nt */
        word[j+3] = '\0';         /* (e.g., constituency -> constituent) */
        k = j+2;
    
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
    
        word[j+2] = 'c';          /* the default is to convert it to -nce */
        word[j+3] = 'e';
        k = j+3;
      }
      return;
    }

    /* handle -ence and -ance */

    inline  void KrovetzStemmer::nce_endings()
    {
      int old_k = k;
  
      char word_char;
  
      if (ends_in("nce"))  {
        if (!((word[j] == 'e') || (word[j] == 'a')))
          return;
        word_char = word[j];
        word[j] = 'e';        /* try converting -e/ance to -e (adherance/adhere) */
        word[j+1] = '\0';
        k = j;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j] = '\0';       /* try removing -e/ance altogether (disappearance/disappear) */
        k = j-1;
        if (lookup(word))
          return;
        word[j] = word_char;  /* restore the original ending */
        word[j+1] = 'n';
        k = old_k;
      }
      return;
    }

    int KrovetzStemmer::kstem_stem_tobuffer( char* term, char* buffer ) {
      int i;
      bool stem_it = true;
      int hval;
      dictEntry *dep = 0;
      
      k = (int)strlen(term) - 1;
      /* if the word is too long or too short, or not entirely
         alphabetic, just lowercase copy it into stem and return */
      if ((k <= 2-1) || (k >= MAX_WORD_LENGTH-1))
        stem_it = false;
      else {
        for (i=0; i<=k; i++) {
          // 8 bit characters can be a problem on windows
          if (!isalpha((unsigned char)term[i])) {
            stem_it = false;
            break;
          }
        }
      }

      if (!stem_it) {
        for (i=0; i<=k; i++)
          term[i] = (char)tolower(term[i]);
        term[k+1] = '\0';
        return 0;
      }

      /* Check to see if it's in the cache. */
      /* If it's found, mark the slot in which it is found */
      /* Note that there is no need to lowercase the term in this case */
      stemhash(term, hval);
  
      if (strcmp(term, stemCache[hval].word1) == 0) {
        strcpy(buffer, stemCache[hval].stem1);
        stemCache[hval].flag = 1; 
        return (int)strlen(buffer)+1;
      } else if (strcmp(term, stemCache[hval].word2) == 0) {
        strcpy(buffer, stemCache[hval].stem2);
        stemCache[hval].flag = 2; 
        return (int)strlen(buffer)+1;
      }

      /* 'word' is a pointer, global to this file, for manipulating the word in
         the buffer provided through the passed in pointer 'stem'. */
      word = buffer;

      for (i=0; i<=k; i++)           /* lowercase the local copy */
        word[i] = (char)tolower(term[i]);
      word[k+1] = '\0';

      /* the basic algorithm is to check the dictionary, and leave the word as
         it is if the word is found. Otherwise, recognize plurals, tense, etc.
         and normalize according to the rules for those affixes.  Check against
         the dictionary after each stage, so `longings' -> `longing' rather than
         `long'. Finally, deal with some derivational endings.  The -ion, -er, 
         and -ly endings must be checked before -ize.  The -ity ending must come
         before -al, and -ness must come before -ly and -ive.  Finally, -ncy must
         come before -nce (because -ncy is converted to -nce for some instances).
      */
  
      /* This while loop will never repeat; it is only here to allow the
         break statement to be used to escape as soon as a word is recognized.
      */
      while (1)
        {
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          plural();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          past_tense();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          aspect();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ity_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ness_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ion_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          er_and_or_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ly_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          al_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ive_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ize_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ment_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ble_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ism_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ic_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          ncy_endings();
          if ((dep = getdep(word)) != (dictEntry *)NULL) break;
          nce_endings();
          dep = getdep(word);
          break;
        }
  
      /* try for a direct mapping (allows for cases like `Italian'->`Italy' and
         `Italians'->`Italy')
      */
      if (dep != (dictEntry *)NULL && dep->root[0] != '\0')  {                 
        strcpy((char *)buffer, (char *)dep->root);   
      }
      /* Enter into cache, at the place not used by the last cache hit */
      if (stemCache[hval].flag == 2) {
        strcpy(stemCache[hval].word1, term);
        strcpy(stemCache[hval].stem1, buffer);
        stemCache[hval].flag = 1; 
      } else {
        strcpy(stemCache[hval].word2, term);
        strcpy(stemCache[hval].stem2, buffer);
        stemCache[hval].flag = 2;
      }
      return (int)strlen(buffer)+1;
    }

    char * KrovetzStemmer::kstem_stemmer(char *term)
    {
      int length = kstem_stem_tobuffer( term, stem );

      if( length )
        return stem;
      else
        return term;
    }

    // conflation table. static definition at end of module.
    struct conflation_pair {
      const char* const variant;
      const char* const word;
    };

    //
    // Below this line, you'll find hard-coded dictionaries for the 
    // Krovetz stemmer.
    // These arrays include the data formerly found in these files:
    //   country_nationality.txt
    //   dict_supplement.txt
    //   direct_conflations.txt
    //   exception_words.txt
    //   head_word_list.txt
    //   proper_nouns.txt
    //

    static const char *exceptions[] = {
      "aide",
      "bathe", "caste", "cute", "dame", "dime", "doge", "done", "dune",
      "emeritus", "envelope", "gage", "grille", "grippe", "lobe", "mane", "mare",
      "nape", "node", "pane", "pate", "plane", "pope", "programme",
      "quite", "ripe", "rote", "rune", "sage", "severe", "shoppe",
      "sine", "slime", "snipe", "steppe", "suite", "swinge", "tare",
      "tine", "tope", "tripe", "twine",
      NULL
    };
    
    static const struct conflation_pair conflations[] = 
      {
        {"aging", "age"}, {"going", "go"}, {"goes", "go"}, {"lying", "lie"},
        {"using", "use"}, {"owing", "owe"}, {"suing", "sue"}, {"dying", "die"},
        {"tying", "tie"}, {"vying", "vie"}, {"aged", "age"}, {"used", "use"},
        {"vied", "vie"}, {"cued", "cue"}, {"died", "die"}, {"eyed", "eye"},
        {"hued", "hue"}, {"iced", "ice"}, {"lied", "lie"}, {"owed", "owe"},
        {"sued", "sue"}, {"toed", "toe"}, {"tied", "tie"}, {"does", "do"},
        {"doing", "do"}, {"aeronautical", "aeronautics"},
        {"mathematical", "mathematics"}, {"political", "politics"},
        {"metaphysical", "metaphysics"}, {"cylindrical", "cylinder"},
        {"nazism", "nazi"}, {"ambiguity", "ambiguous"}, {"barbarity", "barbarous"},
        {"credulity", "credulous"}, {"generosity", "generous"}, {"spontaneity", "spontaneous"},
        {"unanimity", "unanimous"}, {"voracity", "voracious"}, {"fled", "flee"},
        {"miscarriage", "miscarry"},
        {"afghan", "afghanistan"}, {"african", "africa"}, {"albanian", "albania"},
        {"algerian", "algeria"}, {"american", "america"}, {"andorran", "andorra"},
        {"angolan", "angola"}, {"arabian", "arabia"}, {"argentine", "argentina"},
        {"armenian", "armenia"}, {"asian", "asia"}, {"australian", "australia"},
        {"austrian", "austria"}, {"azerbaijani", "azerbaijan"},
        {"azeri", "azerbaijan"}, {"bangladeshi", "bangladesh"},
        {"belgian", "belgium"}, {"bermudan", "bermuda"},
        {"bolivian", "bolivia"}, {"bosnian", "bosnia"}, {"botswanan", "botswana"},
        {"brazilian", "brazil"}, {"british", "britain"}, {"bulgarian", "bulgaria"},
        {"burmese", "burma"}, {"californian", "california"}, {"cambodian", "cambodia"},
        {"canadian", "canada"}, {"chadian", "chad"}, {"chilean", "chile"},
        {"chinese", "china"}, {"colombian", "colombia"}, {"croat", "croatia"},
        {"croatian", "croatia"}, {"cuban", "cuba"}, {"cypriot", "cyprus"},
        {"czechoslovakian", "czechoslovakia"}, {"danish", "denmark"}, {"egyptian", "egypt"},
        {"equadorian", "equador"}, {"eritrean", "eritrea"}, {"estonian", "estonia"},
        {"ethiopian", "ethiopia"}, {"european", "europe"}, {"fijian", "fiji"},
        {"filipino", "philippines"}, {"finnish", "finland"}, {"french", "france"},
        {"gambian", "gambia"}, {"georgian", "georgia"}, {"german", "germany"},
        {"ghanian", "ghana"}, {"greek", "greece"}, {"grenadan", "grenada"},
        {"guamian", "guam"}, {"guatemalan", "guatemala"}, {"guinean", "guinea"},
        {"guyanan", "guyana"}, {"haitian", "haiti"}, {"hawaiian", "hawaii"},
        {"holland", "dutch"}, {"honduran", "honduras"}, {"hungarian", "hungary"},
        {"icelandic", "iceland"}, {"indonesian", "indonesia"},
        {"iranian", "iran"}, {"iraqi", "iraq"}, {"iraqui", "iraq"}, {"irish", "ireland"},
        {"israeli", "israel"}, {"italian", "italy"}, {"jamaican", "jamaica"}, {"japanese", "japan"},
        {"jordanian", "jordan"}, {"kampuchean", "cambodia"}, {"kenyan", "kenya"},
        {"korean", "korea"}, {"kuwaiti", "kuwait"}, {"lankan", "lanka"},
        {"laotian", "laos"}, {"latvian", "latvia"}, {"lebanese", "lebanon"},
        {"liberian", "liberia"}, {"libyan", "libya"}, {"lithuanian", "lithuania"},
        {"macedonian", "macedonia"}, {"madagascan", "madagascar"}, {"malaysian", "malaysia"},
        {"maltese", "malta"}, {"mauritanian", "mauritania"}, {"mexican", "mexico"},
        {"micronesian", "micronesia"}, {"moldovan", "moldova"}, {"monacan", "monaco"},
        {"mongolian", "mongolia"}, {"montenegran", "montenegro"}, {"moroccan", "morocco"},
        {"myanmar", "burma"}, {"namibian", "namibia"}, {"nepalese", "nepal"},
        {"nicaraguan", "nicaragua"}, {"nigerian", "nigeria"},
        {"norwegian", "norway"}, {"omani", "oman"}, {"pakistani", "pakistan"},
        {"panamanian", "panama"}, {"papuan", "papua"}, {"paraguayan", "paraguay"},
        {"peruvian", "peru"}, {"portuguese", "portugal"}, {"romanian", "romania"},
        {"rumania", "romania"}, {"rumanian", "romania"}, {"russian", "russia"},
        {"rwandan", "rwanda"}, {"samoan", "samoa"}, {"scottish", "scotland"},
        {"serb", "serbia"}, {"serbian", "serbia"}, {"siam", "thailand"},
        {"siamese", "thailand"}, {"slovakia", "slovak"}, {"slovakian", "slovak"},
        {"slovenian", "slovenia"}, {"somali", "somalia"}, {"somalian", "somalia"},
        {"spanish", "spain"}, {"swedish", "sweden"}, {"swiss", "switzerland"},
        {"syrian", "syria"}, {"taiwanese", "taiwan"}, {"tanzanian", "tanzania"},
        {"texan", "texas"}, {"thai", "thailand"}, {"tunisian", "tunisia"},
        {"turkish", "turkey"}, {"ugandan", "uganda"}, {"ukrainian", "ukraine"},
        {"uruguayan", "uruguay"}, {"uzbek", "uzbekistan"}, {"venezuelan", "venezuela"},
        {"vietnamese", "viet"}, {"virginian", "virginia"}, {"yemeni", "yemen"},
        {"yugoslav", "yugoslavia"}, {"yugoslavian", "yugoslavia"}, {"zambian", "zambia"},
        {"zealander", "zealand"}, {"zimbabwean", "zimbabwe"},
        {"appendices", "appendix"},
        {"babysitting", "babysit"},
        {"bater", "bate"},
        {"belying", "belie"},
        {"bookshelves", "bookshelf"},
        {"bootstrapped", "bootstrap"},
        {"bootstrapping", "bootstrap"},
        {"checksummed", "checksum"},
        {"checksumming", "checksum"},
        {"crises", "crisis"},
        {"dwarves", "dwarf"},
        {"eerily", "eerie"},
        {"emerita", "emeritus"}, {"emeriti", "emeritus"},
        {"housewives", "housewife"},
        {"midwives", "midwife"},
        {"oases", "oasis"},
        {"parentheses", "parenthesis"},
        {"scarves", "scarf"},
        {"synopses", "synopsis"},
        {"syntheses", "synthesis"},
        {"taxied", "taxi"},
        {"testes", "testicle"},
        {"theses", "thesis"},
        {"thieves", "thief"},
        {"vortices", "vortex"},
        {"wharves", "wharf"},
        {"wolves", "wolf"},
        {"yourselves", "yourself"},
        { NULL, NULL }
      };

    static const char* const headwords[] = 
      {
        "aids",
        "applicator", "capacitor", "digitize", "electromagnet",
        "ellipsoid", "exosphere", "extensible", "ferromagnet",
        "graphics", "hydromagnet", "polygraph", "toroid", "superconduct",
        "backscatter", "connectionism",
        "abrams", "achilles", "acropolis", "adams", "agnes",
        "aires", "alexander", "alexis", "alfred", "algiers",
        "alps", "amadeus", "ames", "amos", "andes",
        "angeles", "annapolis", "antilles", "aquarius", "archimedes",
        "arkansas", "asher", "ashly", "athens", "atkins",
        "atlantis", "avis", "bahamas", "bangor", "barbados",
        "barger", "bering", "brahms", "brandeis", "brussels",
        "bruxelles", "cairns", "camoros", "camus", "carlos",
        "celts", "chalker", "charles", "cheops", "ching",
        "christmas", "cocos", "collins", "columbus", "confucius",
        "conners", "connolly", "copernicus", "cramer", "cyclops",
        "cygnus", "cyprus", "dallas", "damascus", "daniels",
        "davies", "davis", "decker", "denning", "dennis",
        "descartes", "dickens", "doris", "douglas", "downs",
        "dreyfus", "dukakis", "dulles", "dumfries", "ecclesiastes",
        "edwards", "emily", "erasmus", "euphrates", "evans",
        "everglades", "fairbanks", "federales", "fisher", "fitzsimmons",
        "fleming", "forbes", "fowler",
        "france",
        "francis",
        "goering", "goodling", "goths", "grenadines", "guiness",
        "hades", "harding", "harris", "hastings", "hawkes",
        "hawking", "hayes", "heights", "hercules", "himalayas",
        "hippocrates", "hobbs", "holmes", "honduras", "hopkins",
        "hughes", "humphreys", "illinois", "indianapolis", "inverness",
        "iris", "iroquois", "irving", "isaacs", "italy",
        "james", "jarvis", "jeffreys", "jesus", "jones",
        "josephus", "judas", "julius", "kansas", "keynes",
        "kipling", "kiwanis", "lansing", "laos", "leeds",
        "levis", "leviticus", "lewis", "louis", "maccabees",
        "madras", "maimonides", "maldive", "massachusetts", "matthews",
        "mauritius", "memphis", "mercedes", "midas", "mingus",
        "minneapolis", "mohammed", "moines", "morris", "moses",
        "myers", "myknos", "nablus", "nanjing", "nantes",
        "naples", "neal", "netherlands", "nevis", "nostradamus",
        "oedipus", "olympus", "orleans", "orly", "papas",
        "paris", "parker", "pauling", "peking", "pershing",
        "peter", "peters", "philippines", "phineas", "pisces",
        "pryor", "pythagoras", "queens", "rabelais", "ramses",
        "reynolds", "rhesus", "rhodes", "richards", "robins",
        "rodgers", "rogers", "rubens", "sagittarius", "seychelles",
        "socrates", "texas", "thames", "thomas", "tiberias",
        "tunis", "venus", "vilnius", "wales", "warner",
        "wilkins", "williams", "wyoming", "xmas", "yonkers",
        "zeus", "frances", "aarhus", "adonis", "andrews", "angus",
        "antares", "aquinas", "arcturus", "ares", "artemis", "augustus",
        "ayers", "barnabas", "barnes", "becker", "bejing", "biggs",
        "billings", "boeing", "boris", "borroughs", "briggs", "buenos",
        "calais", "caracas", "cassius", "cerberus", "ceres", "cervantes",
        "chantilly", "chartres", "chester", "connally",
        "conner", "coors", "cummings", "curtis", "daedalus", "dionysus",
        "dobbs", "dolores", "edmonds",
        "aback","abacus","abandon","abandoned","abase",
        "abash","abate","abattoir","abbess","abbey",
        "abbot","abbreviate","abbreviation","abc","abdicate",
        "abdomen","abduct","abed","aberrant","aberration",
        "abet","abeyance","abhor","abhorrent","abide",
        "abiding","abilities","ability","abject","abjure",
        "ablative","ablaut","ablaze","able","ablution",
        "ablutions","ably","abnegation","abnormal","abo",
        "aboard","abode","abolish","abolition","abominable",
        "abominate","abomination","aboriginal","aborigine","abort",
        "abortion","abortionist","abortive","abound","about",
        "above","aboveboard","abracadabra","abrade","abrasion",
        "abrasive","abreast","abridge","abridgement","abridgment",
        "abroad","abrogate","abrupt","abscess","abscond",
        "absence","absent","absentee","absenteeism","absently",
        "absinth","absinthe","absolute","absolutely","absolution",
        "absolutism","absolve","absorb","absorbent","absorbing",
        "absorption","abstain","abstemious","abstention","abstinence",
        "abstract","abstracted","abstraction","abstruse","absurd",
        "abundance","abundant","abuse","abusive","abut",
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        "unchristian","unclad","uncle","unclean","unclouded",
        "uncolored","uncoloured","uncomfortable","uncommitted","uncommonly",
        "uncompromising","unconcerned","unconditional","unconscionable","unconscious",
        "unconsidered","uncork","uncouple","uncouth","uncover",
        "uncritical","uncrowned","uncrushable","unction","unctuous",
        "uncut","undaunted","undeceive","undecided","undeclared",
        "undeniable","under","underact","underarm","underbelly",
        "underbrush","undercarriage","undercharge","underclothes","undercoat",
        "undercover","undercurrent","undercut","underdog","underdone",
        "underestimate","underfelt","underfloor","underfoot","undergarment",
        "undergo","undergraduate","underground","undergrowth","underhand",
        "underhanded","underhung","underlay","underlie","underline",
        "underling","underlying","undermanned","undermentioned","undermine",
        "underneath","undernourish","underpants","underpass","underpin",
        "underplay","underprivileged","underproof","underquote","underrate",
        "underscore","undersecretary","undersell","undersexed","undershirt",
        "underside","undersigned","undersized","underslung","understaffed",
        "understand","understanding","understate","understatement","understudy",
        "undertake","undertaker","undertaking","undertone","undertow",
        "underwater","underwear","underweight","underwent","underworld",
        "underwrite","underwriter","undesirable","undeveloped","undies",
        "undischarged","undistinguished","undivided","undo","undoing",
        "undomesticated","undone","undoubted","undress","undressed",
        "undue","undulate","undulation","unduly","undying",
        "unearth","unearthly","unease","uneasy","uneconomic",
        "uneducated","unemployed","unemployment","unenlightened","unenviable",
        "unequal","unequaled","unequalled","unequivocal","unerring",
        "unesco","uneven","uneventful","unexampled","unexceptionable",
        "unfailing","unfaithful","unfaltering","unfathomable","unfathomed",
        "unfavorable","unfavourable","unfeeling","unfettered","unfit",
        "unflagging","unflappable","unflinching","unfold","unforeseen",
        "unforgettable","unfortunate","unfortunately","unfounded","unfrequented",
        "unfrock","unfurl","ungainly","ungenerous","ungodly",
        "ungovernable","ungracious","ungrateful","ungrudging","unguarded",
        "unguent","unhallowed","unhand","unhappily","unhappy",
        "unhealthy","unheard","unhinge","unholy","unhook",
        "unhorse","unicef","unicorn","unidentified","unification",
        "uniform","uniformed","unify","unilateral","unimpeachable",
        "uninformed","uninhabitable","uninhibited","uninterested","uninterrupted",
        "union","unionise","unionism","unionist","unionize",
        "unique","unisex","unison","unit","unitarian",
        "unite","united","unity","universal","universally",
        "universe","university","unkempt","unkind","unkindly",
        "unknowing","unknown","unlawful","unlearn","unleash",
        "unleavened","unless","unlettered","unlike","unlikely",
        "unload","unlock","unloose","unloosen","unmade",
        "unmannerly","unmarried","unmask","unmatched","unmeasured",
        "unmentionable","unmentionables","unmindful","unmistakable","unmitigated",
        "unmoved","unnatural","unnecessary","unnerve","unnumbered",
        "uno","unobtrusive","unofficial","unorthodox","unpack",
        "unparalleled","unparliamentary","unperson","unpick","unplaced",
        "unplayable","unpleasant","unplumbed","unpracticed","unpractised",
        "unprecedented","unprejudiced","unpretentious","unprincipled","unprintable",
        "unprofessional","unprompted","unprovoked","unqualified","unquestionable",
        "unquestioning","unquiet","unquote","unravel","unreadable",
        "unreal","unreasonable","unreasoning","unrelenting","unrelieved",
        "unremitting","unrequited","unreserved","unrest","unrestrained",
        "unrip","unrivaled","unrivalled","unroll","unruffled",
        "unruly","unsaddle","unsaid","unsavory","unsavoury",
        "unsay","unscathed","unschooled","unscramble","unscrew",
        "unscripted","unscrupulous","unseat","unseeing","unseemly",
        "unseen","unserviceable","unsettle","unsettled","unsex",
        "unsexed","unshakable","unshakeable","unshod","unsightly",
        "unskilled","unsociable","unsocial","unsophisticated","unsound",
        "unsparing","unspeakable","unspotted","unstop","unstrung",
        "unstuck","unstudied","unsullied","unsung","unswerving",
        "untangle","untapped","untenable","unthinkable","unthinking",
        "untie","until","untimely","untinged","untiring",
        "unto","untold","untouchable","untoward","untruth",
        "untruthful","untutored","unused","unusual","unusually",
        "unutterable","unvarnished","unveil","unversed","unvoiced",
        "unwarranted","unwed","unwell","unwieldy","unwind",
        "unwitting","unwonted","unzip","upbeat","upbraid",
        "upbringing","upcoming","update","upend","upgrade",
        "upheaval","uphill","uphold","upholster","upholsterer",
        "upholstery","upkeep","upland","uplift","upon",
        "upper","uppercut","uppermost","uppish","uppity",
        "upright","uprising","uproar","uproarious","uproot",
        "upset","upshot","upstage","upstairs","upstanding",
        "upstart","upstream","upsurge","upswing","uptake",
        "uptight","uptown","upturn","upturned","upward",
        "upwards","uranium","uranus","urban","urbane",
        "urbanise","urbanize","urchin","urge","urgent",
        "uric","urinal","urinary","urinate","urine",
        "urn","usage","use","useful","usefulness",
        "useless","user","usher","usherette","ussr",
        "usual","usually","usurer","usurious","usurp",
        "usury","utensil","uterine","uterus","utilise",
        "utilitarian","utilitarianism","utility","utilize","utmost",
        "utopia","utopian","utter","utterance","utterly",
        "uvula","uvular","uxorious","vac","vacancy",
        "vacant","vacate","vacation","vaccinate","vaccination",
        "vaccine","vacillate","vacuity","vacuous","vacuum",
        "vagabond","vagary","vagina","vaginal","vagrancy",
        "vagrant","vague","vain","vainglorious","vainglory",
        "valance","vale","valediction","valedictory","valency",
        "valentine","valerian","valet","valetudinarian","valiant",
        "valiantly","valid","validate","valise","valley",
        "valor","valour","valse","valuable","valuation",
        "value","valuer","valve","valvular","vamoose",
        "vamp","vampire","van","vanadium","vandal",
        "vandalise","vandalism","vandalize","vane","vanguard",
        "vanilla","vanish","vanity","vanquish","vantagepoint",
        "vapid","vapidity","vapor","vaporise","vaporize",
        "vaporous","vapors","vapour","vapours","variability",
        "variable","variance","variant","variation","varicolored",
        "varicoloured","varicose","varied","variegated","variegation",
        "variety","variform","variorum","various","variously",
        "varlet","varmint","varnish","varsity","vary",
        "vascular","vase","vasectomy","vaseline","vassal",
        "vassalage","vast","vastly","vastness","vat",
        "vatican","vaudeville","vault","vaulted","vaulting",
        "vaunt","veal","vector","veer","veg",
        "vegan","vegetable","vegetarian","vegetarianism","vegetate",
        "vegetation","vehement","vehicle","vehicular","veil",
        "veiled","vein","veined","veining","velar",
        "velarize","veld","veldt","vellum","velocipede",
        "velocity","velour","velours","velvet","velveteen",
        "velvety","venal","vend","vendee","vender",
        "vendetta","vendor","veneer","venerable","venerate",
        "venereal","vengeance","vengeful","venial","venison",
        "venom","venomous","venous","vent","ventilate",
        "ventilation","ventilator","ventricle","ventriloquism","ventriloquist",
        "venture","venturer","venturesome","venue","veracious",
        "veracity","veranda","verandah","verb","verbal",
        "verbalise","verbalize","verbally","verbatim","verbena",
        "verbiage","verbose","verbosity","verdant","verdict",
        "verdigris","verdure","verge","verger","verify",
        "verily","verisimilitude","veritable","verity","vermicelli",
        "vermiculite","vermiform","vermifuge","vermilion","vermin",
        "verminous","vermouth","vernacular","vernal","veronal",
        "veronica","verruca","versatile","verse","versed",
        "versification","versify","version","verso","versus",
        "vertebra","vertebrate","vertex","vertical","vertiginous",
        "vertigo","verve","very","vesicle","vesicular",
        "vesper","vespers","vessel","vest","vestibule",
        "vestige","vestigial","vestment","vestry","vestryman",
        "vesture","vet","vetch","veteran","veterinary",
        "veto","vex","vexation","vexatious","vhf",
        "via","viable","viaduct","vial","viands",
        "vibes","vibrancy","vibrant","vibraphone","vibrate",
        "vibration","vibrato","vibrator","vicar","vicarage",
        "vicarious","vice","vicelike","viceregal","vicereine",
        "viceroy","vicinity","vicious","vicissitudes","victim",
        "victimise","victimize","victor","victorian","victorious",
        "victory","victual","victualer","victualler","victuals",
        "vicuaa","vicuana","vide","videlicet","video",
        "videotape","vie","view","viewer","viewfinder",
        "viewless","viewpoint","vigil","vigilance","vigilant",
        "vigilante","vignette","vigor","vigorous","vigour",
        "viking","vile","vilification","vilify","villa",
        "village","villager","villain","villainies","villainous",
        "villainy","villein","villeinage","villenage","vim",
        "vinaigrette","vindicate","vindication","vindictive","vine",
        "vinegar","vinegary","vinery","vineyard","vino",
        "vinous","vintage","vintner","vinyl","viol",
        "viola","violate","violence","violent","violet",
        "violin","violoncello","vip","viper","virago",
        "virgin","virginal","virginals","virginia","virginity",
        "virgo","virgule","virile","virility","virologist",
        "virology","virtu","virtual","virtually","virtue",
        "virtuosity","virtuoso","virtuous","virulence","virulent",
        "virus","visa","visage","viscera","visceral",
        "viscosity","viscount","viscountcy","viscountess","viscous",
        "vise","visibility","visible","visibly","vision",
        "visionary","visit","visitant","visitation","visiting",
        "visitor","visor","vista","visual","visualise",
        "visualize","visually","vital","vitalise","vitality",
        "vitalize","vitally","vitals","vitamin","vitiate",
        "viticulture","vitreous","vitrify","vitriol","vitriolic",
        "vituperate","vituperation","vituperative","vivace","vivacious",
        "vivarium","vivid","viviparous","vivisect","vivisection",
        "vivisectionist","vixen","vixenish","vizier","vocab",
        "vocabulary","vocal","vocalise","vocalist","vocalize",
        "vocation","vocational","vocative","vociferate","vociferation",
        "vociferous","vodka","vogue","voice","voiceless",
        "void","voile","vol","volatile","volcanic",
        "volcano","vole","volition","volitional","volley",
        "volleyball","volt","voltage","voluble","volume",
        "volumes","voluminous","voluntary","volunteer","voluptuary",
        "voluptuous","volute","vomit","voodoo","voracious",
        "vortex","votary","vote","voter","votive",
        "vouch","voucher","vouchsafe","vow","vowel",
        "voyage","voyager","voyages","voyeur","vtol",
        "vulcanise","vulcanite","vulcanize","vulgar","vulgarian",
        "vulgarise","vulgarism","vulgarity","vulgarize","vulgate",
        "vulnerable","vulpine","vulture","vulva","wac",
        "wack","wacky","wad","wadding","waddle",
        "wade","wader","wadge","wadi","wady",
        "wafer","waffle","waft","wag","wage",
        "wager","wages","waggery","waggish","waggle",
        "waggon","waggoner","waggonette","wagon","wagoner",
        "wagonette","wagtail","waif","wail","wain",
        "wainscot","waist","waistband","waistcoat","waistline",
        "wait","waiter","waits","waive","waiver",
        "wake","wakeful","waken","waking","walk",
        "walkabout","walkaway","walker","walking","walkout",
        "walkover","wall","walla","wallaby","wallah",
        "wallet","wallflower","wallop","walloping","wallow",
        "wallpaper","walnut","walrus","waltz","wampum",
        "wan","wand","wander","wanderer","wandering",
        "wanderings","wanderlust","wane","wangle","wank",
        "wanker","want","wanting","wanton","wants",
        "wapiti","war","warble","warbler","ward",
        "warden","warder","wardrobe","wardroom","warehouse",
        "wares","warfare","warhead","warhorse","warily",
        "warlike","warlock","warlord","warm","warmonger",
        "warmth","warn","warning","warp","warpath",
        "warrant","warrantee","warrantor","warranty","warren",
        "warrior","warship","wart","warthog","wartime",
        "wary","was","wash","washable","washbasin",
        "washboard","washbowl","washcloth","washday","washer",
        "washerwoman","washhouse","washing","washout","washroom",
        "washstand","washwoman","washy","wasp","waspish",
        "wassail","wast","wastage","waste","wasteful",
        "waster","wastrel","watch","watchband","watchdog",
        "watches","watchful","watchmaker","watchman","watchtower",
        "watchword","water","waterborne","watercolor","watercolour",
        "watercourse","watercress","waterfall","waterfowl","waterfront",
        "waterhole","waterline","waterlogged","waterloo","waterman",
        "watermark","watermelon","watermill","waterpower","waterproof",
        "waters","watershed","waterside","waterspout","watertight",
        "waterway","waterwheel","waterwings","waterworks","watery",
        "watt","wattage","wattle","wave","wavelength",
        "waver","wavy","wax","waxen","waxworks",
        "waxy","way","waybill","wayfarer","wayfaring",
        "waylay","ways","wayside","wayward","weak",
        "weaken","weakling","weakness","weal","weald",
        "wealth","wealthy","wean","weapon","weaponry",
        "wear","wearing","wearisome","weary","weasel",
        "weather","weatherboard","weathercock","weatherglass","weatherman",
        "weatherproof","weathers","weave","weaver","web",
        "webbed","webbing","wed","wedded","wedding",
        "wedge","wedged","wedgwood","wedlock","wednesday",
        "wee","weed","weeds","weedy","week",
        "weekday","weekend","weekender","weekly","weeknight",
        "weeny","weep","weeping","weepy","weevil",
        "weft","weigh","weighbridge","weight","weighted",
        "weighting","weightless","weighty","weir","weird",
        "weirdie","weirdo","welch","welcome","weld",
        "welder","welfare","welkin","well","wellbeing",
        "wellborn","wellington","wellspring","welsh","welt",
        "weltanschauung","welter","welterweight","wen","wench",
        "wend","wensleydale","went","wept","were",
        "werewolf","wert","wesleyan","west","westbound",
        "westerly","western","westerner","westernise","westernize",
        "westernmost","westward","westwards","wet","wether",
        "wetting","whack","whacked","whacker","whacking",
        "whale","whalebone","whaler","whaling","wham",
        "wharf","what","whatever","whatnot","wheat",
        "wheaten","wheedle","wheel","wheelbarrow","wheelbase",
        "wheelchair","wheelhouse","wheeling","wheels","wheelwright",
        "wheeze","wheezy","whelk","whelp","when",
        "whence","whenever","where","whereabouts","whereas",
        "whereat","whereby","wherefore","wherefores","wherein",
        "whereof","whereon","wheresoever","whereto","whereupon",
        "wherever","wherewithal","wherry","whet","whether",
        "whetstone","whew","whey","which","whichever",
        "whiff","whiffy","whig","while","whim",
        "whimper","whimsey","whimsical","whimsicality","whimsy",
        "whin","whine","whiner","whinny","whip",
        "whipcord","whiplash","whippersnapper","whippet","whipping",
        "whippoorwill","whippy","whir","whirl","whirligig",
        "whirlpool","whirlwind","whirlybird","whirr","whisk",
        "whisker","whiskered","whiskers","whiskey","whisky",
        "whisper","whist","whistle","whit","white",
        "whitebait","whitehall","whiten","whitening","whites",
        "whitethorn","whitethroat","whitewash","whither","whiting",
        "whitlow","whitsun","whitsuntide","whittle","whiz",
        "whizz","who","whoa","whodunit","whoever",
        "whole","wholemeal","wholesale","wholesaler","wholesome",
        "wholly","whom","whoop","whoopee","whoosh",
        "whop","whopper","whopping","whore","whorehouse",
        "whoremonger","whorl","whortleberry","whose","whosoever",
        "why","whys","wick","wicked","wicker",
        "wickerwork","wicket","wide","widely","widen",
        "widespread","widgeon","widow","widowed","widower",
        "widowhood","width","wield","wife","wifely",
        "wig","wigged","wigging","wiggle","wight",
        "wigwam","wilco","wild","wildcat","wildebeest",
        "wilderness","wildfire","wildfowl","wildlife","wildly",
        "wile","wiles","wilful","wiliness","will",
        "willful","willies","willing","willow","willowy",
        "willpower","wilt","wily","wimple","wimpy",
        "win","wince","winceyette","winch","wind",
        "windbag","windbreak","windcheater","windfall","windily",
        "winding","windjammer","windlass","windless","windmill",
        "window","windowpane","windowsill","windpipe","windscreen",
        "windshield","windsock","windstorm","windswept","windward",
        "windy","wine","winebibbing","wineglass","winepress",
        "wineskin","wing","winger","wings","wingspan",
        "wink","winkers","winkle","winner","winning",
        "winnings","winnow","winsome","winter","wintergreen",
        "wintertime","wintry","wipe","wiper","wire",
        "wirecutters","wireless","wiretap","wireworm","wiring",
        "wiry","wisdom","wise","wisecrack","wish",
        "wishbone","wisp","wispy","wisteria","wistful",
        "wit","witch","witchcraft","witchdoctor","witchery",
        "witching","with","withal","withdraw","withdrawal",
        "withdrawn","withe","wither","withering","withers",
        "withhold","within","without","withstand","withy",
        "witless","witness","witticism","witting","witty",
        "wives","wizard","wizardry","wizened","woad",
        "wobble","wobbly","woe","woebegone","woeful",
        "wog","woke","woken","wold","wolf",
        "wolfhound","wolfram","wolfsbane","woman","womanhood",
        "womanise","womanish","womanize","womankind","womanly",
        "womb","wombat","womenfolk","won","wonder",
        "wonderful","wonderland","wonderment","wonders","wondrous",
        "wonky","wont","wonted","woo","wood",
        "woodbine","woodblock","woodcock","woodcraft","woodcut",
        "woodcutter","wooded","wooden","woodenheaded","woodland",
        "woodlouse","woodpecker","woodpile","woodshed","woodsman",
        "woodwind","woodwork","woodworm","woody","wooer",
        "woof","woofer","wool","woolen","woolens",
        "woolgather","woolgathering","woollen","woollens","woolly",
        "woolsack","woozy","wop","word","wording",
        "wordless","wordplay","words","wordy","wore",
        "work","workable","workaday","workbag","workbasket",
        "workbench","workbook","workday","worker","workhorse",
        "workhouse","working","workings","workman","workmanlike",
        "workmanship","workout","workpeople","workroom","works",
        "workshop","worktop","world","worldly","worldshaking",
        "worldwide","worm","wormhole","wormwood","wormy",
        "worn","worried","worrisome","worry","worse",
        "worsen","worship","worshipful","worst","worsted",
        "wort","worth","worthless","worthwhile","worthy",
        "wot","wotcher","would","wouldst","wound",
        "wove","woven","wow","wrac","wrack",
        "wraith","wrangle","wrangler","wrap","wrapper",
        "wrapping","wrath","wreak","wreath","wreathe",
        "wreck","wreckage","wrecker","wren","wrench",
        "wrest","wrestle","wretch","wretched","wriggle",
        "wright","wring","wringer","wrinkle","wrist",
        "wristband","wristlet","wristwatch","wristy","writ",
        "write","writer","writhe","writing","writings",
        "written","wrong","wrongdoing","wrongful","wrongheaded",
        "wrote","wroth","wrought","wrung","wry",
        "wurst","wyvern","xenon","xenophobia","xerox",
        "xylophone","yacht","yachting","yachtsman","yahoo",
        "yak","yam","yammer","yang","yank",
        "yankee","yap","yard","yardage","yardarm",
        "yardstick","yarn","yarrow","yashmak","yaw",
        "yawl","yawn","yaws","yea","yeah",
        "year","yearbook","yearling","yearlong","yearly",
        "yearn","yearning","years","yeast","yeasty",
        "yell","yellow","yelp","yen","yeoman",
        "yeomanry","yes","yesterday","yet","yeti",
        "yew","yid","yiddish","yield","yielding",
        "yin","yippee","yobbo","yodel","yoga",
        "yoghurt","yogi","yogurt","yoke","yokel",
        "yolk","yonder","yonks","yore","yorker",
        "you","young","younger","youngster","your",
        "yours","yourself","youth","youthful","yowl",
        "yoyo","yucca","yule","yuletide","zany",
        "zeal","zealot","zealotry","zealous","zebra",
        "zebu","zed","zeitgeist","zen","zenana",
        "zenith","zephyr","zeppelin","zero","zest",
        "ziggurat","zigzag","zinc","zinnia","zionism",
        "zip","zipper","zippy","zither","zizz",
        "zodiac","zombi","zombie","zonal","zone",
        "zoning","zonked","zoo","zoologist","zoology",
        "zoom","zoophyte","zouave","zucchini","zulu",
        "abbas", "activism", "agribusiness", "barfly", "basal", "batwing",
        "bedspring", "boric", "botfly", "bowstring", "centric",  "cation",
        "clonic", "cryptanalysis", "cursor", "daybed", "deaconess", "defocus",
        "fiance", "flatbed", "formic", "gator", "grizzly", "jowly", "kelly",
        "lacewing", "later", "lioness", "sawfly", "shoofly", "weber",
        "arbutus", "pupal",
        NULL
      };

    void KrovetzStemmer::loadTables()
    {
      /* Initialize hash table  */
      for( unsigned int i=0; exceptions[i]; i++ ) {
        kstem_add_table_entry( exceptions[i], "", true );
      }
      for( unsigned int i=0; headwords[i]; i++ ) {
        kstem_add_table_entry( headwords[i], "" );
      }
      for( unsigned int i=0; conflations[i].variant; i++ ) {
        kstem_add_table_entry( conflations[i].variant, conflations[i].word );
      }
    }
  }
}


#ifdef UNIT_TEST
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  char word[80];
  char thestem[80];
  int ret;
  indri::parse::KrovetzStemmer * stemmer = new indri::parse::KrovetzStemmer();
   
  do  {
    gets(word);
    if (*word == '\0') break;

    ret = stemmer->kstem_stem_tobuffer(word, thestem);
    if (ret > 0) 
      printf("%s -> %s\n", word,thestem);
    else 
      printf("%s -> %s\n", word, word);
  } while(!feof(stdin));
  delete(stemmer);
  return(0);
}
#endif
